CLOTHES FOR HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE - 406 If you are planning to make a garment for a school function where dressy attire would be appropriate, you SHOULD NOT take the Clothes for High School & Beyond Project. The Dress Up Project would be more appropriate as there are categories for both short (Day wear) and long dresses (Formal wear) in the Dress Up Project. Project Description: This project enables members to enhance their knowledge of fashion, grooming, and poise. This project is designed for members with some clothing experience. However, with guidance in selecting simple patterns and easy to handle fabrics, it would also be an appropriate first clothing project for older 4-H teens. Also included is a repairing and recycling section to help you salvage your existing wardrobe. To Complete This Project: 1. Complete all the activities and questions in each of the five major areas of the book. 2. Members will construct an outfit with a minimum of 2 pieces or a one-piece garment with sleeves, plus some other style detail you have not tried before. 3. Take part in at least 2 organized (learning) activities. 4. Take part in at least 2 citizenship/leadership activities. 5. Take part in a project review. If you choose not to participate in judging at the fair, make arrangements to discuss and review completion of your project with your advisor. If you wish to participate in Judging/Fair, this project will be judged as follows: Union County Fair Judging and Style Review Judging will be held with the Special Interest Projects on Wednesday - Saturday immediately prior to the Union County Fair, see the judging schedule posted on website for exact day. You will receive a specific judging time from your advisor closer to judging time. Bring your completed project book, the garment you have constructed and be prepared to model the garment(s) you have constructed. Select accessories to wear with the garment for a total look. If you wish to participate in the Union County Fair Style Review, you must participate in the clothing judging held on the Thursday before the fair. You will receive a specific judging time from your advisor closer to judging. The Style Review will be held on Tuesday afternoon of the Union County Fair beginning at 3 p.m. in the Pavilion. You need to be in the backstage area by 2:30 p.m. Dressing rooms are available. Immediately after the Style Review, you need to put your garment on display in the Armory for the week of the fair. Bring your own hangers (no rigid plastic hangers please – difficult to hang on the lattice work) or whatever is needed to display your garment. Dry cleaning bags will be provided to protect your garment from dust. You will need to pick your project up on the last Saturday of the fair between 6 p.m.-8 p.m. Your clothing project cannot leave the fairgrounds before 6:00 p.m. You must participate in the Style Review at the fair to be eligible for clothing awards. Richwood Fair Judging On the Sunday prior to the Richwood Fair, you will participate in the interview judging at the same time as the Special Interest Project judging. Bring your completed project book, the garment you have constructed and be prepared to model the garment(s) you have constructed. Select accessories to wear with the garment for a total look. Clothing projects will be displayed in your club booth or at the Special Interest Booth for the week of the fair after judging (No Style Review). State Fair Any Union County 4-H Member (both Union County Fair & Richwood Fair participants) who wishes to compete for State Fair Representative Awards in clothing must complete the judging process before the fair and must model in the Union County Style Review. All State Fair Representative Award winners must leave their garment on display at the Union County Fair. A Richwood area clothing project member may also participate in Richwood Fair Clothing Judging, if they wish. Updated 2021 .